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Translation of Speech on Regional Situation by the Representative of the Supreme Religious Authority in Najaf - 1001 Iraqi Thoughts

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For the First Time in the Holy Mosque, the Head of Religious Affairs Announces the Translation of Friday's Speech Into 35 Languages.

The head of religious affairs at the Holy Mosque and the Nubian Mosque announced that for the first time tomorrow ' s Friday sermon would be translated into 35 languages, as the translation of Friday ' s sermon was one of the strategic goals of delivering the message of the Middle Mosques to the world.

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